Willie Jackson v. The Travelers Insurance Company

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• finding no ambiguity because the question “does not call for the applicant to interpret technical medical jargon but rather is written in clear, everyday language that a layperson should be able to understand and furnish truthful, accurate and complete responses to” (citation omitted)

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